CRB membership includes how many members from each group?

• A. Two from dep, two from sheriff, one mutual
• B. One from dep, two from sheriff, two mutual
• C. Two from dep, three from sheriff, zero mutual
• D. Five from dep

Answer: (A)

The main idea is representation and balance on a multi-group board. CRB membership is arranged to include two members from the department, two from the sheriff’s office, and one from the mutual group. This 2-2-1 split keeps both primary groups equally represented, preventing either from dominating, while the lone member from the mutual group provides independent oversight and civilian input. Since the board has five members, this configuration fits exactly and preserves checks and balances. Arrangements that heavily favor one group—like five from the department or three from the sheriff—would tilt influence and weaken impartial oversight.